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    Badeindi
    last edited by 9 Apr 2012, 08:34

    Hey dear fellows - Im new to this forum - I'working now with sketchup 8.0 and the Vray Render 1.49.01 I think everything works fine for me - but at the moment I have a project I'am working at and I don't want any shadows at all.

    In the global enviroment options I disabled the shadows

    In the sketchup shadow settings I also disabled first "display: on ground / display: on faces" I dont have any additonal light sources then the GI Light.

    What should I turn off to don't render the shadows? At this point I don't have a clue 😞

    Thanks for you help - it is appreciated!

    regards Badeindi

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      andybot
      last edited by 9 Apr 2012, 09:01

      try your vray material editor - there's an option to not cast shadows (you'll have to do it for each material)

      http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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        thomthom
        last edited by 9 Apr 2012, 09:55

        Remove the Sky map from GI and Background under Environment.
        Might need to turn off Default Light under General Switches.

        That's what I do - and then usually reply in a plain colour in the GI to give a nice soft light from all direction that leaves no shadow.

        SketchUp's own shadow settings has no effect on VRay (other than controlling sun position)

        Thomas Thomassen — SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
        List of my plugins and link to the CookieWare fund

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          andybot
          last edited by 9 Apr 2012, 10:45

          oh, right- turn off default light in the global options. Background doesn't add any illumination does it?

          http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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            thomthom
            last edited by 9 Apr 2012, 11:14

            @andybot said:

            oh, right- turn off default light in the global options. Background doesn't add any illumination does it?

            No - it doesn´t. Just assumed that the sky wasn´t wanted at all.

            Thomas Thomassen — SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
            List of my plugins and link to the CookieWare fund

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              Badeindi
              last edited by 11 Apr 2012, 05:20

              Hi Guys! Thanks for all the replies! 😄 I`ve found the solutions but you all pointed towards the solution too - in "Settings Enviroment" I went to GI Color and then to the "M" button to switch off any shadows in the window "TexSky" - no shadows any more 😎

              best regards

              Badeindi!

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                arejaniro
                last edited by 5 Jun 2013, 00:47

                @thomthom said:

                Remove the Sky map from GI and Background under Environment.
                Might need to turn off Default Light under General Switches.

                That's what I do - and then usually reply in a plain colour in the GI to give a nice soft light from all direction that leaves no shadow.

                SketchUp's own shadow settings has no effect on VRay (other than controlling sun position)

                I have the same situation, but I don't know how to remove the skymap from GI, Background is off and Default Lights are off.. I keep getting the shadows from my sketchUp model. 😞 This is driving me nuts!

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                  Tomaccess0
                  last edited by 26 Dec 2016, 06:40

                  The little "m" button stands for editing the map of that item. Besides, I found that you don't have to turn the whole sun off, making the whole result dark. You onlt have to get inside the sun map, and turn off shadow

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